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Thursday, November 24, 2005
Do u know that Chapter 2 actually have their own S.H.E too? Sharon as Ella, Jolin as Selina & Jessica as Hebe  Hahaha..wan to puke! Ella & Selina...Hebe go wash hair le..hahaha  Me with them  Priscillia, "Selina" & me  We end our boring day by acting idiot  ============================================== We had a bbq session @ East coast on Monday   2 picures below looks similar but its actually different  I love Chapter 2!  Hope u enjoy the pictures! Gooddnight, gg to koonz liao Tata~
Wednesday, November 23, 2005
Can u imagine 4 bottles of Chivas gone within few hours! My siao colleagues  Fion & Me  Apple, Rabbit, Dot, Me & Irene  Dotty, me & Aaron from Kimage Kovan  Priscillia & Me  Me, Vain Jaslyn with Gerald & Jyen  Dot, me & Priscillia  My one & only colourist Ivan :)  Sham, Mandy, me & Irene  Them...  Had a great friday night but we had too many pple that we got no enuff space to sit. Ha. 4 chivas made bao puked from 3.30am to 9am! 4 chivas made Mandy m.c the next day! Haha! We love chivas! :) Tata~
Tuesday, November 22, 2005
Kindly note that the below pic might be a little disturbing to some pple * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * This is my Ashy before cremation  This is where he will be cremated  Wrapping him up  Placing him into it   Door closed, Bye Bye my Ashy...Forever  After several hours, this is where my Ashy going to stay in future  5 mins procedure for S$535, but for our precious, its worth it. You will always in our hearts. Love
Saturday, November 19, 2005
Will blog asap. Next blog will be a photo post. Stay tune ya! :) Going to bed le. God night all. Tata~
Sunday, November 06, 2005
March 99' to 5 Nov 05'  It has been a wonderful 6 years since i adopted you. Thank you for enriching my family's life all these years. I have dread this day from coming, all the time, but finally it is time to let you go to doggie heaven I thank you, For all the love that you've given me, For always being there for me during my ups & downs, For always being so graceful to forgive me when I punish you, For not blaming me for not spending enough time with you. Most importantly, I thank you for coming into my life. I'm truely sorry for the umpteen wrong things that I've done unto you. I'm sorry I did not treasure you enough while you were by my side. I promise I'll do my very best to take care of the family. I pray that you'll give me and them your blessings I don get to see you born but i saw you die I don get to hug you in my arms once again but i'll will remember how skinny you were I don get to see you stand again but i would never forget how you run to me whenever i feed you with your favourite bread To me, there is no such thing as enough preparation for this grief. Though, we knew in our own hearts all these months that you are tired and need a much deserved rest at doggie heaven, we are still overcome with much grief for your departure Now you went away, Back into the arms of god No more pain & sufferings Do take care of yourself Don't let anyone bully you cuz Pepper & us wun be able to be there to protect you like we used to. Rest In Peace, Ashy. May you crossed that rainbow bridge and joined the others in doggie heaven. We love you dearly Walk properly, Don run, you blur sotong  We will remember you forever Please don forget us Goodbye my forever precious
Saturday, November 05, 2005
I know you are in pain which i can't ease I see hope in your eyes yet covered by tears I want you to live but not struggle I really want you to be back in my arms You better recover soon I'll bring you for a walk under the sun You better recover soon I'll feed you with your favourite chicken You better recover soon Pepper still wanna play with you You better recover soon I don't wanna see you die Pls pray for my precious prince Ashy  We will wait for you to come back We will miss you Ashy Be strong, my boy
Friday, November 04, 2005
 2005 Sundance Film Festival – Official Selection Genre: Drama/Comedy Director: Alice Wu Starring: Joan Chen, Michelle Krusiec, Lynn Chen RunTime: Est 1 hr 40 mins Released By: Columbia TriStar Rating: R21 Opeing Day: 27 October 2005 Synopsis: For 28-year old New Yorker Wilhelmina "Wil" Pang (Michelle Krusiec), life is a juggling actbetween a promising career as a surgeon and her responsibilities as a dutiful daughter. Like the #7 train she takes to visit her Chinese family on a weekly basis, Wil is perpetually in transit between two worlds. The expectations of the Flushing, Queens society she is from and the desires that alienate her from it have made Wil content to live below the surface -- even if it means playing an inadvertent game of charades with her widowed mother (Joan Chen) and the old world Ma represents. The masquerade is comic even in its pain as Wil tolerates Ma's weekly set ups with eligible Chinese-American boys at the Friday Chinese socials; but it quickly becomes a farce when Ma's mask cracks first. One night, Wil comes home to find Ma on her doorstep - pregnant. Disgraced by the Chinese community, and with no where else to go, Ma moves in with her daughter, making it difficult forWil to nurture a budding relationship with gorgeous dancer Vivian (Lynn Chen). As her carefully compartmentalized worlds collide, Wil is forced to find her mother a husband, placate her girlfriend, and choose between breaking a cycle of keeping up appearances, or risk losing the girl she loves. SAVING FACE is a romantic comedy about a daughter struggling to understand her mother's heart, which ultimately allows her to understand her own. It is the story of unspoken loves, contemporary and cultural taboos, and the journey of two women towards living their lives honestly. Movie Review: Put Asians in a Western community and presto, you have a winning formula for a film. On one hand, the Asians can connect with their counterparts in the story. On the other hand, the Westerners would be more than amused to see the interesting turn in events due to this clash in cultures. Ang Lee’s The Wedding Banquet (1993) and Wayne Wang’s The Joy Luck Club are two critically-acclaimed films of such nature. Although Saving Face is the first feature helmed by director Alice Wu, she has charmingly brought the story to life. Wil (played by Michelle Krusiec, who looks like a sweeter version of Zhang Ziyi) is a Chinese-American surgeon living in Manhattan. She is shocked when her single mother (played by Joan Chen, who is ageing very beautifully) shows up on her doorstep pregnant. To help her avoid the taboo in the Chinese community of an unmarried pregnant woman, Wil goes all out to help her mother find her Mr. Right. While this mother-daughter tie bonds, complication materializes in the form of Vivian (played by Lynn Chen, who illuminates the screen from every angle), whom Wil has a romantic relationship with. The story challenges the traditional values in a Chinese community, where single mothers (to add to the controversy, a 48-year-old one!) and lesbian relationships are not socially accepted easily. It is a smart move then, for the director to tackle these issues in the form of comedy. The upbeat rhythmic humour of the film keeps the audience involved throughout its 100 minutes, and there isn’t really a dull moment. Even if you are watching this alone, there are a few sequences which will have you laughing out loud. The first third of the film is highly energetic, with the help of an array of colourful characters and dialogues. Although the pace slows down after that, you will still be captivated by the film’s two female leads. One can always count on Joan Chen for a sincere performance. With experience from films like Oliver Stone’s Heaven and Earth (1993) and Stanley Kwan’s Red Rose White Rose (1994), the 44-year-old Chinese American actress definitely still got what it takes in her latest showcase. Michelle Krusiec nicely contrasts her on-screen mother’s engaging performance with her rendition of a confused daughter who has so many things to take care of. This role has earned her a surprise Taiwan Golden Horse Award Best Actress nomination, beating strong contenders like Sammi Cheng (Everlasting Regret) and Rene Liu (A World Without Thieves). The results will be announced in later in November this year. With the cast speaking in Mandarin most of the time, the Chinese audience will probably enjoy this film quite a bit. This is especially so when familiar scenes come alive on the big screen. It is interesting to note that the most interesting exchanges of dialogues in the movie are those during which the characters are having food. It must be an Asian thing, that food plays an important role in our culture. Another noteworthy aspect of this film is its fine depiction of a lesbian relationship. Michelle Krusiec and Lynn Chen’s affection for each other come across as more sincere than that of the lesbian couple in the recent local film Be With Me (2005) by Eric Khoo. The emotions between the two girls are definitely better fleshed out and heartfelt here. Some may not like this film because of its lack of dazzling camerawork, cinematography and editing. Heck, even the plot is somewhat predictable and conventional. But this film is truly a wonderful piece of work, thanks to the combination of its sweet sense of humour, coupled with the sincere and earnest performances of its fine cast. That is the greatest saving grace of this movie. (A very likeable film that will charm you from beginning to end) My beloved Michelle Krusiec as Wil Pang  Sexy Lynn Chen as Vivian for Gerald & Bao :P   Love between Wil & Vivian   Shall we dance...  I simply love this show!!! Can't get enuff of it....hehe...  I DONT CARE! I LOVE WIL PANG!!!
Thursday, November 03, 2005
Hehe. Its already 5 plus in the morning & i'm still blogging! I'm sending my precious Ashy to the vet tmr, should say later la. He's very old le & his health is going downhill and i'm very worried. What if he cannot tahan & die? I will cry lor. Pray everything turns out fine. Er-mi-tuo-fuo! Amen! Watever! As long as you bless my Ashy! *mumbles*
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